| Tom was never a quitter and his pure determination and faith were very prominent. |
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| First up, let's establish the fact that there is absolutely nothing wrong with being a quitter. |
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| It will be a tough job but I've never been a quitter in my playing career and I certainly won't be a quitter it in my coaching career. |
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| But it's never good to drop out of a race and I'm not a quitter. |
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| In the last year the North East NHS has spent pounds 4,379,000, which equates to pounds 168 per quitter, on tackling the issue. |
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| She gets upset at the thought of me leaving, but she says I'm not allowed to be a quitter. |
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| Participants were examined every 4 years and categorised as smoker, recent quitter, long-term quitter and non-smoker. |
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| And finally... don't be a quitter, follow us on Twitter. |
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| Anybody less like a quitter is hard to imagine: most athletes in her unhappy position would have given up trying to reach these Olympics months ago. |
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| You don't have to be a quitter, nor do you have to remain on the couch, indecisive, unmanned, and useless. |
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| Line A represents an immediate and complete reversal of the effect of smoking, so that the quitter almost instantly assumes the rate of the never smoker. |
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| Abrar Al-Hadi a quitter le Soudan ayant un document illegal. |
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| Allianz Life Insurance Company of North America has said that it has named Carsten Quitter as the new chief investment officer. |
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